A NETFLIX ORIGINAL SERIES
Just one thing, I know it's late, but there's a person outside who's...
You can go now, thanks.
Good evening, Carlos.
You and I need to talk.
Edna.
You weren't expecting me, did you?
On the contrary, I know you very well.
In that case, I'd like to know beforehand whether you're guilty of anything.
You'd save me a lot of time, Carlos.
Have a seat.
- Would you like a drink? - I'm not here for mingling.
Come on, Edna!
We've known each other for such a long time!
That's why I've come here in person.
I suggest you plead voluntarily,
so I can offer you better conditions in your trial.
You haven't even sat down and you're already putting me in jail.
I'm not guilty of anything, Edna.
I don't know Epigmenio Moncada
and I don't even own that apartment Héctor Bernal keeps mentioning.
I'd love to believe you, Carlos. But I have my doubts about you.
That's nothing new.
You've always had them.
Tell me something.
What did that journalist do to make you believe every word he says?
- He has solid proof. - And I don't?
That guy has been stalking me as if I was his nemesis.
He shows up drunk in my office tries to assault me,
says things that are not true.
- He's evidently a political activist. - Is that a formal accusation?
I mean, do you suspect any particular agenda?
I'd rather leave it as is.
- I don't want any troubles. - As you wish.
And what about Braulio López?
As far as I know, he's the murderer of my secretary.
I mean, my former secretary.
Why can't I believe anything you say?
Come on, Edna. That guy is a hit man.
Every word he's said to the press has been against Epigmenio Moncada.
- What's that got to do with me? - I don't know, maybe...
Natalia Ríos?
Edna, I know you hate going home empty-handed,
but you're making a mistake with me.
Consider my offer, Carlos. Next time I come, I won't be so friendly.
Excuse me.
You'll be safe here.
- This place's a dump. - Yes, Boss, I know.
But you'll only stay here for a couple of days.
It's this way.
That damn hag won't leave me alone.
She'll leave no stone unturned.
Then don't give her the satisfaction of finding you.
You know how that drug lord hunter is.
Hey, Boss.
Don't you think Duarte could hide you as well?
Carlos won't lift a finger to help me.
Instead, we should find some new contacts to get me out of the country.
We'll keep watch here.
You better, because if they come after me, they'll come after you as well.
Don't worry, Boss.
We'll be careful.
Don't let your guard down, Lobo. If anything happens, let me know.
Yes, Boss.
I want to know if I can count on the two of you.
What an outrageous question, Boss!
Honestly, I don't think it will be easy to operate from inside jail, Miguel.
That's because you're not on your turf, man.
But if you know your stuff, Ishiro...
I made a promise to Héctor and I will keep it.
As you say, Miguel.
I need you to find a way to protect Braulio inside prison.
Leave that to me. I can handle it myself!
You'll handle that, then.
Of course, Boss. As good as done. Where do I sign?
It's important, Mauricio.
That's why I need you to do something!
Fine. I'll try to see what I can find, but I can't make any promises.
You're just not understanding me, Mauricio.
I need you to do it.
With that evidence, your wife could crush me under her thumb!
Edna wouldn't have come to my office if she wasn't sure she would win.
Look. If she had anything solid, she wouldn't have let you go.
Not much longer until that happens.
Yeah. I'll try to find out what's in Braulio's video.
Thanks, Mauricio.
I need to know what sort of game Edna is playing.
I don't know if she really has something against me
or she's just lying to get me to confess.
- Maybe it's both. - Mauricio, please.
Help me, please.
You'll see my gratitude when I become President.
I hope so.
Well, I have to go. Edna just got home.
Hi, honey. Where were you? It's so late!
Everywhere. I'm exhausted.
I can imagine! You're the woman of the moment.
I have to be thankful that,
despite all your several activities, you still decided to come home.
Shut up. If I could have it my way, I wouldn't go out for months.
I know. Any good news?
Nothing yet.
- Maybe soon. - Good.
So, tell me.
No. It's too boring.
Yes. Well, the press says otherwise. They say it's riveting.
Well, I paid Carlos a visit.
Wow. He had no problem seeing you?
I didn't give him a choice.
- Did you argue? - No.
I wouldn't call that an argument.
But I can't deny the feeling that this man is hiding something.
Something like what?
- Well, you should know more than I do. - Me?
Hey, no.
Hey, you asked me to keep my distance from him.
I did it, besides,
every time I see him, he's grown much more careful.
Do you know why?
Because he's perfectly aware that there are no secrets between us.
Yes, I guess you're right.
Here. Let's unwind a little, OK?
There we go.
So is that video any good?
Don't be nosy.
I can't help it. Everybody's talking about that video.
Do you want to watch it?
Obviously!
Then, your wish is my command.
You have it in here?
A woman's purse is full of secrets.
I can't believe it! It's true!
This is way too valuable to leave it at the office.
I've got to admit that you never stop amazing me!
That's impressive. Let's see.
- I don't do this with anybody else. - Of course, honey.
Being married to the Attorney General have its perks.
I swear, I can't believe I'm here in your room with you.
That's because you're officially my woman.
Have you told everyone yet?
- There's no need to tell them, is there? - Well, there isn't. OK.
But we'll be sharing much more than just a room.
That sounds lovely.
We'll share our lives.
Our pain, our sadness, our happiness.
Our toilet paper, our toothpaste, our soap bar,
our bed.
I don't know why I have a feeling this will be so fun.
That's right.
Hey, you don't have any cameras in here, do you?
What do you mean, cameras?
Well, Miguel, I don't know with you anymore.
Of course not!
Imagine if Flaco sees me buck-naked on one of his screens!
- What are you saying? - He won't let me hear the end of it!
Jorge! Wake up! Calm down.
Jorge! Calm down.
Everything's OK.
Was it the same nightmare as always?
Jorge, can you talk?
What do we do?
Alright. Whatever it is, we'll deal with it.
Together, as a family. It's OK.
- I'm just a doctor, I... - Quiet, shut up.
Move it.
- Please! - Here you are, Doctor.
Good morning.
I'd like to offer you a deal.
Who are you?
That is not important.
The important thing is that you must protect Braulio López.
Braulio?
- Well, I can't do that. - Of course you can.
I will need you to keep me informed about his condition.
Well, he's in a coma.
That's his condition and I doubt he'll come out.
I understand.
I'll be counting on your help.
Do I have a choice?
You have no choice.
But you'll have a reward.
- Look, I don't know if I can... - What about a million dollars?
Will I come out of this clean?
Clean and a millionaire.
Mauricio.
- So nice to see you! - How are you? Nice to see you.
- I'm fine. - Just a quick thing.
I'm here to tell you you have nothing to worry about.
- Are you sure? - Yes. I saw the entire video.
- All of it? - Yeah.
There's nothing against you, except for the apartment.
- Well, that's been solved. - Perfect.
So, you can rest easy.
- Good. - Yes.
Besides the video was taken in a rush, badly.
What do you mean by that?
I'm not sure how much they could have gotten out of Braulio
if my wife was sitting in front of him.
- I don't want to think about it. - No.
She could have squeezed every last detail out of him.
If she did, I hope you come out on top. I have to go. Take care.
- We can't be seen together. - See you.
See you.
Third-minute mark. Penalty, score.
- End of the match. - So bad!
Look at that! Noah came down to see his little creatures.
Hello, Flaco, Trejo. We have a lot of work to do.
It's good to have you back. You decide where should we start.
Call everyone into a meeting. There's a lot I have to tell them.
See you later.
Hey, you naughty girl! You scored!
Hey now!
Show some respect, please!
Flaco!
Am I interrupting?
No. You?
Not a chance.
I'm just here to congratulate you.
I have to admit you were a good rival.
Rival?
You mean my relationship with Miguel?
What else could you beat me in, Adela?
As lovely as usual. I hope you find a man who can stand you.
Thank you. In fact, I'm already in a relationship.
- Wowza! A brave man! - His name is Emmanuel. One of our clients.
Well, God bless Emmanuel.
Well, now that Miguel is out of our way, I hope we can coexist in peace.
Out of your way, you mean. Because for me...
I bump into him even in bed.
I don't even know why I try to make up with you.
There's no need for that anymore.
What can you see?
From his behavior,
that must be one of Epigmenio's trusted men.
Let's keep watching, then.
OK.
It looks like he's finally about to go inside.
- Right? - Yeah.
- Are they in? - Yeah. They're in.
I got you this money from the boss.
And where is Epigmenio?
No, best not to ask. The least you know, the better.
Lobito, how cute. You're looking after me.
Of course.
Let me get you a drink.
It's too hot outside and you look thirsty.
Beer?
Well, thank you.
It's just that if the boss heard about this...
But he won't, will he?
No. He won't.
Lobito, if you knew how lonely I get in this big house.
Thanks.
You have your children with you, right?
Well, yeah, but that doesn't count. I'm talking about a man.
Someone to talk about adult stuff with, you know.
Well I...
could join you if you feel lonely.
What a coincidence.
I feel really lonely right now.
- Right now? - That's right.
She can explain that to you.
Now that I'm back,
I have several important points to bring up with you.
The first one: Jimena will no longer work with us.
- What? - How come?
- Just like that? - For real?
It seems the issue with Farchala was too big for her to stay here.
The issue with Farchala or the issue with Adelita?
I'll ask you to be respectful, please.
Hold on. Who will do Jimena's job now?
We will find someone. Nobody is essential.
This is how we are.
We have a network of 80 partnerships
with over 300 shell companies in tax havens.
And all the adventures that entails.
I honestly can't believe how much we grew in such a short time.
We were still wet behind the ears. I remember it as if it was yesterday.
We have a fluid capital of over 1500 million dollars.
Our company is entering a new stage.
I've already worked out all the logistics. Distribution, shipping, everything.
Whoever wants to work with me
will have the chance to make a significant sum of money,
given the scale of the project.
Today marks the beginning of the era of ephiline.
The invention that will change the world.
See, Doctor?
He is responding to stimuli.
He presents eye movement.
He's improving, isn't he?
So?
Nothing. No changes.
Good.
I ask that you stay alert. Let me know if there's any news.
If Braulio wakes up, I want to be the first one to know.
Sir?
I should be the first one to know because...
This is a prison.
Not a private clinic.
Excuse me.
There they are, Boss.
Kenia.
- Can I talk to you for a minute? - Yeah.
Look, I'm sorry. I know I've already asked you, but...
are you sure nothing else happened with Jorge, to make him act like this?
Adela, I told you we just had an argument, like any other couple. That's it.
I'm sorry, I don't buy it.
So what? You want me to go step by step through everything that happened?
Yes! If that's what it takes to help us understand
what's going on with Jorge, then it'd be great.
I already told you what happened!
I don't have to go airing out our dirty laundry like a teenager!
And just because he's the boss' brother,
doesn't mean I have to tell you everything we do! It's private!
Alright, that's fine. You're right. Sorry.
We're just very worried.
Me too.
Believe me. But there's nothing you and I can do.
Alright then. Get back to work.
- Don't get mad! - I'm not mad.
- This is the prison doctor. - What is it, Doctor?
Braulio is getting better.
Has he opened his eyes?
Not yet, but he will soon.
Very good. Make sure nobody sees him.
You have to hurry! Do something!
As soon as the prison warden finds out...
I don't know. I have a bad feeling about it.
I'm not sure I can keep him safe in here for much longer.
Yes.
Excuse me. Can we talk?
Give me a second. Thank you for notifying me.
I'll keep you updated on everything we do.
OK.
- What was all that about Jimena? - What about it?
Hey, Miguel, don't play dumb.
You can't expect me to believe you simply let her go, just like that.
Look, I think it will be the best for everyone.
Especially for us.
Can we talk about this later? I have to go see Héctor.
I guess.
What's happening? I can't feel my legs.
I don't understand!
Honey, the doctor said you have to be patient and don't move.
No, I'm not cut out for this. I'm sorry.
Be glad you're alive, alright?
Miguel! Hey, I'll take this chance to go get some coffee, alright?
- Yes, sure. - See if you can cheer him up!
Do you want anything?
- No. - No?
No, thank you.
Go.
How are you feeling?
I'll feel better, but only if you bring me good news.
Then better pay attention, I'm here to talk about Braulio.
We have to agree on what we're going to do.
What now?
Lobo!
What's wrong with the lights, Lobo?
We're here, Boss. I don't know.
It could be a blackout, but this smells fishy to me.
- I think we better check the house. - Then get to it.
You stay here, for your safety.
- Let's go. - Fucking old shack.
Everybody else on guard!
What are you staring at? Move, go search the house!
Red 1, reports.
Juan!
He's dead.
We've been ambushed!
Let's go, Boss!
Quick! The boss!
- He's alive! - He's alive! Quick!
We have to take him before the cops show up!
Everything alright?
Yes. Everything's fine.
If you want to live, close your eyes and don't speak.
- He got shot! - Get him up here.
- Hurry, come on. - Lift his legs!
That's it.
Get him closer to the center.
That's it.
- Do you know how many times they shot him? - Of course we don't!
- Do your job! - Alright.
He received two impacts to the thorax and one on his left shoulder.
If the shells are still in there, it'll be very hard to save him.
Then you better do your best.
If anything happens to him and we lose him,
you're going with him, got that?
As I was telling you, there have been no changes for now.
Braulio's still the same.
The best we can do is put that poor man out of his misery.
Do you understand?
I understand.
His passing must be due to natural causes.
As a consequence of the coma he's been in.
No violence.
You can count on it.
Doctor, I need to talk to you.
Yes?
We must put an end to this.
What do you mean by "this"?
We don't have enough funds to keep this inmate under a coma.
So, we must take the pertinent measures to let him pass on in peace.
- Have I made myself clear? - But, sir...
This is not up for debate. It's an order from the higher ups.
It must look like it was a consequence of his coma.
I need to make sure you understand.
Good.
- Do it as soon as possible. - Sir, I can't do this so soon.
I need to find the perfect drug,
so it won't be traceable during the autopsy.
- How long? - It depends on availability, suppliers...
How long?
A couple days.
You have until tomorrow.
Hi. Hey, can you do me a favor?
Call the hospitals and have them pick up this...
stuff. It's making me depressed when I see it.
And me?
Don't you need me anymore?
I didn't say that, Ishiro.
But if you have so much time on your hands,
you could help me fold my laundry.
Rosario is too busy.
It's clean!
Ishiro, you're so polite and cute! I swear, sometimes I'd like to just...
Ishiro! I need to talk to you! I'll wait for you out here. It's urgent!
I'm starting to think Japanese men bow instead of kiss.
What's the matter?
We need to get Braulio out of jail.
- Right now? - Yes, we're out of time.
If we wait one more day, they'll kill him.
OK.
- Did Miguel tell you what's the plan? - Nope.
I told him.
I came up with the plan, how's that?
Hey, don't give me that look, man.
Nobody knows that prison as well as I do.
Alright, let's get going. I'll explain it on the way.
- Did you have dinner? - No.
Well, I have some Japanese peanuts in the truck.
Come on. Let's go.
So, like...
I'm over Naga Company now. Onto the next thing.
But, Jimena, what are you looking for?
I mean, after working for Naga,
there's not much more room for growth, don't you agree?
That's precisely why I'm now looking to invest in my own challenges.
You know, young companies, fresh talent...
- Alright! - Look.
Guido is not saying much, but he's hearing every word.
Aren't you, Guido?
OWNER OF THE APP "PÍDENOS"
No, I mean, Jimena's posture is interesting.
I wish there were more professional stakeholders
who thought like you.
Guido is the brother of a very dear friend.
He's a developer
and he created a service app that's just the bomb.
Is that so?
In that case, I'm glad I came
because I was thinking about staying home, but Emmanuel talked me into it.
It's so good you came.
Well, I think you two should interchange your contact details.
Sure! I'd love to talk to you about our app.
Why not?
You should give your contact details to Emmanuel,
so we can arrange something.
- What do you think? - Sure.
Alright, now!
You're gonna make the rest of us jealous,
from seeing you make business in front of us.
Cheers!
- Let's toast. - Cheers!
Actually, another round, please!
- I want some whiskey, please. Thanks. - Want another?
Dear Guido.
Hey, Guido, tell me something. How long have you been in this area?
Well, it's been a few years now.
Excellent!
THE CONTACT WAS MADE
Didn't you say you'd turned it off?
I said I was going to put it in silent mode,
but I guess I didn't do it right.
Actually, I was expecting one last text.
When you agreed to be with me, it included the whole package.
Yeah, man, go ahead. But make it short, alright?
Cause you have more pressing matters.
It won't be long.
THE CONTACT WAS MADE
I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO IT
Done. Where were we?
Do you remember those Sunday lunches with your grandpa?
Nobody could prepare frijoles like him.
We were so happy, living in that ranch.
Of course, in our own way.
THE HOUSE IS IN ORDER
Those times will come back. You'll see.
We'll all go back to live in our ranch,
look after our people
and get away from this world that's poisoned our hearts.
Rest now, sweetheart.
Help me, please!
- Is this alright? - Lower.
- To the left, please, Ana! - OK.
- I'm sorry! - Ana!
What's wrong? Because this tantrum can't be about a pillow.
Today Braulio López will break out of jail.
What is this about breaking out?
And how do you know that?
Because he's going to get killed if he stays there.
So, that's why Miguel came here.
- Yes. He'll handle everything. - Sure.
His methods are fine when you could use them, aren't they?
- It's a person's life, Ana, please. - Yeah, but now you'll owe him a favor!
- No, he won't call it in! - Of course he will.
No, he won't call it in!
Braulio's case is directly connected to Epigmenio Moncada,
his greatest enemy.
If he doesn't break out from jail, he'll be killed and it'll be my fault.
Because if I hadn't published that damn article,
if I hadn't gone talk to him in jail, then he...
- Honey, you were doing your job. - Yeah.
- There's nothing wrong with that! - I know.
But maybe he can be saved, Ana.
Good morning, Boss!
Peligros, is everything in order with what I requested?
- We're all set. - We need a driver.
A driver?
It's just we need someone very skilled behind the wheel, Boss.
We were thinking Adela would be the right person.
- I thought we'd agreed I'd tell him! - Being upfront is more efficient.
- No need to waste our time. - Jap sayings again!
- It's not a saying! It's a way of acting. - I don't care about how you decide things.
But Adela is not part of the plan.
Are you happy now? Excuse me, Boss, but...
Adela is the real deal, she's the best there is.
I said no, Peligros.
I won't put my woman in harm's way like that.
Put me in what harm's way?
- Nothing, Adela. - Tell me, Peligros.
It's just we're going to do a job
and we need someone who's a good driver, so I...
- Count me in. - No, Adela.
Miguel, don't get started, please.
Don't think I'll turn into your ideal girlfriend
that stays home, watching soap operas.
I can record it and watch it later.
It's a dangerous operation.
That's obvious. I mean, why else would they be looking for me, right?
You also signed in for the whole package when you agreed to be with me, didn't you?
I'm in, on one condition. There can't be any deaths.
Do whatever you need to ensure our success, but no death.
We good?
We good.
SANTA RITA, MEDICAL SUPPLIES
Where are you going, man?
Alright, we're ready. Let's go!
Morning.
Your registration papers.
Here.
Go ahead.
- Have a good day. - Good day.
Open the gate.
VISITOR'S ACCESS PENITENTIARY SYSTEM
- Delivery order. - Here you go, man.
Open this one.
Come in.
Thanks.
- Morning. - Hello, welcome.
- These are all the supplies, right? - That's right, doc. Yup.
Miss, could you check on the patient in bed three?
He said the catheter was hurting him.
- If you're done, you should get going. - Yes, chief.
- What's wrong with this one? - This dude never learned when to smile.
- Cut him some slack. - Alright, move along.
Easy there.
Don't move.
Well, Doc, my apologies in advance,
but I need to knock you out to make it look authentic, you know?
Let's go.
Relax, bro. Héctor Bernal sent me.
We'll get you out of here. Let's go! Come on!
Take that off. Careful. Hold onto me. Let's go.
That's it. Hold on. We're almost there.
There we go.
Ishiro, go to the laundry room and grab another trolley. Go!
Let's go.
Come on!
That's it.
You'll go through here. Get in! See you on the other side.
Ishiro will be waiting for you. Go.
Let's go. Hurry.
Let's go.
Doctor!
Security here! We've had a breach in the South entrance!
Inmate Braulio López is missing!
Close all gates and sound the alarms!
Come out with your hands up!
Slowly.